The Good Life in Adelaide This Week
They say good things come in 3's and at Tandanya Read More
Argy-Bargy in Public
We need to have argy-bargy in public, insists Rhoda Roberts, Read More
BILL HARNEY
A new exhibition opens today in the NT bringing to Read More
SHIFTING THE BLINDFOLD
The Black Armband thrives, it seems. Not the Black Arm Read More
Mrs Gabori’s Land of All
To celebrate the significant contribution to art of the late Read More
Dealers v The Institutions
I recently noted that you have to go to the Read More
Skin and Bones in the Gardens
For the 32nd Kaldor Public Art Project, Sydney-based artist Jonathan Read More
Raft Artspace Enters Hobart with Raft South
RAFT Artspace's Dallas Gold loved Tasmania but it took a Read More
Joe Hockey Marks the Infinite
As interest in Aboriginal art continues to grow in the Read More
‘THE MATRIARCH OF NOONGAR ART’
The best side of regionalism is recognised in the current Read More
INDIGENOUS ART GAMBLES IN MONACO
Tomorrow sees the opening of a major exhibition in the Read More
A BIENNALE OF RINGGITJ
So “ you employ a German woman who runs a Read More
Controversy in Newcastle
Blak Douglas and Adam Geczy are teaming up again for Read More
2016 NATSIAAs
It's that time again “ time for Indigenous artists to Read More
47,000 Years of Aboriginal Genomics
The first complete sequences of the Y chromosomes of Aboriginal Read More
ALL OVER THE U.S.
Why is it so.....that there are more, and more considered Read More
Art Mob’s Top 20 from 2015
We don't often examine the commercial side of Aboriginal art-making Read More
AUSTRALIA DAY HONOURS
Aboriginal Art Directory is delighted to congratulate the following people, Read More
TIWI + JAZZ REVIEW
A wonderfully warm (well, hot actually) performance in the Spiegeltent Read More
Is There Anything Comparable in Australia???
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation is awarding US$815,000 to the Read More
CULTURE v POLITICS IN SYDNEY
After all the trumpeting about the two big International Art Read More
underSTATEd 2016
Opening on Monday is underSTATEd, NSW Parliament's biennial exhibition. And Read More
CHRISTMAS BOOKS
The spate of Aboriginal art publishing seems to have diminished Read More
TRACEY MOFFATT FOR VENICE
Photographer, film-maker and witty film montage-maker, Tracey Moffatt has been Read More
GRAYSON RECANTS
¦when I see those Indigenous paintings crop up in contemporary Read More
REVOLUTIONARY ENCOUNTERS
Most of the coverage you might have read or heard Read More
2015: Iron Ore down, Gertie Huddleston up
It has been a year to forget for investors in Read More
Darwin’s Chan Building to be Transformed
One of the most exciting architectural projects in the Northern Read More